Pastoralists And Their Neighbors In Asia And Africa

Synopsis

Introduction : Pastoralists And Their Neighbors : Perspectives From Asia And Africa / Kazunobu Ikeya, Elliot Fratkin -- A Comparative Approach To Transition And Social Change Among Livestock Pastoralists In East Africa And Central Asia / Elliot Fratkin -- Socioeconomic Relationships Between Herders And Hunters : A Comparison Of The Kalahari Desert And Northeastern Siberia / Kazunobu Ikeya -- Maintaining Cohesion Through Rituals : Chukchi Herders And Hunters, A People Of The Siberian Arctic / Virginie Vaté -- Mobile Livestock-keeping In Mongolia : Present Problems, Spatial Organization, Interactions Between Mobile And Sedentary Population Groups And Perspectives For Pastoral Development / Jörg Janzen -- North And South Mongolia : A Comparison Of Two Mongolian Pastoralist Societies / Takahiro Ozaki -- The Transformation Of The Community Of Tsaatan Reindeer Herders In Mongolia And Their Relationships With The Outside World / Tetsuya Inamura -- Trading Process Of Livestock Products : The Case Of Mobile Sheep Herders In Eastern Nepal / Kazuyuki Watanabe -- Livestock Economy And Camel Pastoralism Among The Raika In India / Kazunobu Ikeya -- Historical Socio-economic Relationships Between The Rashāyda And The Beja In Eastern Sudan : The Production Of Racing Camels And Trade Networks Across The Red Sea / Hiroshi Nawata -- Environmentalism, Development And The Crisis Of Pastoral Legitimacy : Rajasthan's Nomadic Pastoralists And The Forests Of Madhya Pradesh / Purnendu Kavoori -- Coexisting With Cultural Others : Social Relationships Between The Turkana And The Refugees At Kakuma, Northwest Kenya / Itaru Ohta. Edited By Kazunobu Ikeya, Elliot Fratkin. This Volume Is The Result Of The Inter-congress Of The International Union Of Anthropological And Ethnological Sciences Held In Tokyo (september 22-27), Japan, 2002. The Conference Session On Socio-economic Interaction Between Pastoralists And Other Groups Was Organized By Kazunobu Ikeya--pref. (p. I.). Includes Bibliographical References.